Sentence examples for text rendering from inspiring English sources
If any soprano seems likely to make the sex change seem incidental it is Christine Schäfer, who in past recitals has proved adept at using her supple tone to get to the emotional core of a text, rendering its surface meaning almost secondary.
The benefits of increased resolution (and, eventually, resolution independence) are too obvious to list, but there's one in particular I want to call attention to: text rendering.
Both ship with iOS 7, and one of its key improvements is that has a new, lightweight system font that shows off the Retina's text rendering prowess extremely well.
In fact, both the Kobo Glo HD and the Kindle Voyage use e-ink's Carta screen tech, which means text rendering similar to what you'd get with a super high resolution e-ink screen like those found in iPhones and modern Android devices, albeit using the low-power e-paper tech that displays in black and white and is better suited to a dedicated text reading device.
Sometimes the text rendering was very good.
But I also found that sometimes the text rendering was – what's the word?
Framing the image are excerpts from Sade's text rendered into Mr. Ji's elegant calligraphy.
A more hysterical anthropology is present in Elizabeth Price's wondrously delirious film User Group Disco, in which another set of products from this era – banana racks, ornaments, pet feeders – spin around on the screen accompanied by a bombastic text rendered in the style of Photoshop presentations, announcing that these objects present a horrific theory of the universe.
The new text renders much better when viewed at higher resolutions, like when you dial up the screen real estate setting on your 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro, for instance.
We know from a study cited by Y.R. Chao (1972) that there is a consistent correlation whereby, given a particular passage of text rendered in different dialects, the fewer the number of distinct syllables in the dialect, the longer the version of the text.
For desktop users, that's not typically an issue, but on the web, using a CJK web font means the font's file size quickly becomes very large (and that's at least partly why you often see text rendered as images on many Asian sites).
